قراءة مابعد الكولونيالية في رواية "غدا يوم جديد" لعبد الحميد بن هدوقة بناء على آراء فرانتز فانون

Abstract EN

Postcolonial studies are an important branch of literary criticism that deals with the political, cultural, and social texts of literary works.

This critical approach includes literary works narrated either from colonial nations or from societies under their colonization.

The main purpose of this approach is to provide a critical way of expressing and analyzing the relationship between East and West.

The main purpose of this approach is to provide a critical way of expressing and analyzing the relationship between East and West.

The novel " Ghadan Youmon-Jadid'" by Abdelhamid bin Hadouqa reflects the spirit of the Algerian people's struggle against French colonialism.

In this novel, the author recounts the political and social conditions and how Algeria and France interacted during the occupation.

Relying on the descriptive-analytical method and using the ideas of Franz Fanon, this article examines components such as: Public and armed struggles, racism, West-centered personality duality and Reject its centrality in the novel.

The present study concludes that the call for a violent and comprehensive struggle against colonialism to get rid of its racist behavior is frequent.

Behavioral duality certainly undermines colonialism.

Algeria has not been marginalized against colonialism and has invaded and marginalized Central Europe in order to preserve the cultural values of its society.